About this work:
"The work explores randomness, colour classification with sound and the potential of web-based sound art." Jey Malaiperuman.

About the artist:
Jey Malaiperuman has just finished a BA Sonic Art degree at Middlesex University and after the success of the recent Limited Noise Festival in London and aims to reach a wider audience. 

Enjoy more sound toys by Middlesex University's Sonic Arts Society - www.sas.mdx.ac.uk/first.html

About this work:
"StockSynth is a sketch for a sound synthesis program. Several layers of the same sound in different pitch are played simultaneously allowing the frequencies to join. The user is in total control over the synthesis where tone, volume and panning of each layer can be manipulated visually."

About the artist:
"After finishing the MA Design for Interactive Media at Middlesex University, Enrike Hurtado, together with some colleagues created ixi (http://ixi-software.net). Ixi is a group of developers and musicians that are currently trying to push the boundaries of contemporary electronic music by creating new and non-conventional musical software.

"Ixi's work has been exhibited in many international competitions and was selected for the MILIA 2002 new talent pavilion in Cannes, where it was highly recommended by the jury." Enrike Hurtado 

"'Blebs' was inspired by the physical properties of organic cells discussed in D'Arcy Thompson's 'On Growth and Form'." Golan Levin.

About the artist:
Golan Levin is interested in creating artifacts and experiences which explore supple new modes of nonverbal expression. He received undergraduate and graduate degrees from the MIT Media Laboratory, where he studied with John Maeda in the Aesthetics and Computation Group. Golan currently works at Design Machine in New York. 
LINK: http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/multimedia/yourwork/a_levin.shtml

The artist Bill Guffey has developed a series of landscapes from images he has captured using Google Street View:
www.bnguffey.com
There is some creative control in the image you take from Street View. 

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Many of the titles are a parody of abstract art titles; some are quite funny. However, they may stimulate genuine ideas for the production of an artwork.

The abstract (right) was untitled until I used the generator. It is now entitled 'Kinetic Continuation'.  Do you think the title works?